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QUESTION 2 (12 Marks) The Accounts Manager of Farhan Enterprise has assembled the following data to...

QUESTION 2

The Accounts Manager of Farhan Enterprise has assembled the following data to prepare the firm’s cash budget for July, August and September.

  • Cash balances on June 30, is RM10,000. Minimum cash balance required is RM10,000.

  • Net sales:

    Actual: April        RM 80,000                     Forecasted:      July          RM120,000

            May               90,000                                     August          140,000

            June             100,000                                     September    150,000

  • All sales are on credit. The credit manager collects 50 percent of account receivable in the month of sale, 40 percent in the month following sale, and 8 percent in the second month following sale and 2 percent are uncollected.

  • Cost of goods sold: 70 percent of monthly net sales.
  • Purchase of raw materials and component parts account for 40 percent of the cost of goods sold. The firm pays for 80 percent of purchases in the month of purchases and 20 percent of purchases the month following purchase.

  • Direct labor and factory overhead are 35 percent and 25 percent respectively of the cost of goods sold.

  • Equipment purchased RM20,000 will be paid out in August.

Prepare the cash budget of Farhan Enterprise for July, August and September

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Expert Solution

July August September
Beginning Cash Balance 10000 34320 43440
Add: Cash collected from Account Receivable 107200 126000 140600
Total Cash Available 117200 160320 184040
Less: Cash paid for Raw Materials & Components 32480 38080 41440
Less: Cash paid for Direct Labor 29400 34300 36750
Less: Cash paid for Factory overhead 21000 24500 26250
Less: Cash paid for Equipment 20000
Ending Cash Balance 34320 43440 79600

Explanations :-

Cash collected from Account Receivable July August September
From May Sale:
(90000 * 8%) 7200
From June Sale:
(100000 * 40%) 40000
(100000 * 8%) 8000
From July Sale:
(120000 * 50%) 60000
(120000 * 40%) 48000
(120000 * 8%) 9600
From August Sale:
(140000 * 50%) 70000
(140000 * 40%) 56000
From September Sale:
(150000 * 50%) 75000
Cash collected from Account Receivable 107200 126000 140600
Cash Paid for Raw Materials & Components July August September
For June Purchase:
(28000 * 20%) 5600
For July Purchase:
(33600 * 80%) 26880
(33600 * 20%) 6720
For August Purchase:
(39200 * 80%) 31360
(39200 * 20%) 7840
For September Purchase:
(42000 * 80%) 33600
Cash Paid for Raw Materials & Components 32480 38080 41440
Raw Materials & Components, Direct Labor & Factory Overhead June July August September
Total Sales 100000 120000 140000 150000
X Cost of goods sold (%) 70% 70% 70% 70%
Cost of Goods sold 70000 84000 98000 105000
Raw Materials & Components (40%) 28000 33600 39200 42000
Direct Labor (35%) 24500 29400 34300 36750
Factory Overhead (25%) 17500 21000 24500 26250

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